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1sconpARAB1E BAReA1Ss
WILL BE FOUND AT OUR REGULAR BAnaAIN
ANDREMNANT DAY SALES,
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
REMNANTS,
.BARaAINA,
SHORT ENDS.

We have placed exhibition the followins articles
reduced especially for this occasion
Several pieces Of Canvas Cloth reduced from 19K 10
cts.
About so pieces Of Steel River Lawn, IS ysrd wtde
reduced from 12k to cts.
few pieces Of Venetian Cloth. In Haht and dark
figures reduced from 12s to cts
@eases OF Persshire Lawn. beautiful designA only
cents per yard. WORTH 8 cts
A1ot OF White Goods Remnants, consisting Of India
half their regular value
The best assortment Of Sc Calico in the city, in
Plain Black and Second Mourning simpson, Hight fig
ured Harsel. dark designs Of Charter OAh and many
other brands.
THE LAST LOT OF COLoRED CASHMERE AND
SERGE REMNANTS.
Il yard wide> only 10 cta peg yard
REGULAR VALUE Is AND IS CTS.
ceptional bargain We will continue to sell Rem
nants Of French Saline at 10 cts per yard worth Is
and 30 cts.
The chief Of all bargains in Remnant Sales this
week h lot OF Domestic Hosiery. consisting Of La
dies, Gents and Misses Hose from Cts to lok per
pair. worth double the price. special reduction
sold by the dozen This is great inducement for
dealer to procure o profitable bargain.
Several eases OF Domestic Sateen Remnants in dark
and light figures. reduced to On and cts per yard:
regular value 10 and 12,< cts.
new invoice Of Bleaehed Cotton Remnants con-
sisng Of the best brands in the market such New
York Mills, Wamsutta, Pride Of the West, aud other
equally good brands. at cts per yard worth 10 and
12k cts
REMNANTS.
BARGAINS,
SHORT LENGTHS.
1t is advisable to come soon after reading this
nouncement to secure the best.
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED PLEASANT
only al eS ssh hs da wesa or 20 ave
EOR RENT-l72O ST NV. LARGE HAND.
4 some communicating Rooms. second noor: board
nished rooms suitable for Housekeeping. On second
ether rooms 9 sss u NV n very 's So
EOR RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
senent three lines sanitary pumS
ing tssasient guests accommodated. 1l21 St NV
p n furnished for hS1ssteepins water and
eembes Address ST oss s
EoR RENT-THREE LARGE BEAUTIFUL UN-
cd t1r ,.t hoSms on second aoos With hot and
I InTss , u Ct al, + PASS the house
EoR RENf-UNFURNISHED-r ADULTS TWO
.pa sd Sd psS
ocston refsrsnees 0uSe ii'' ON st. NV
EOR RENT-UPPER PORTION OF HOUSE CPS
Ap1g s ave n containing fifteen rooms
story front room: also front hall room. 70 rem
t is's t Snny rent reasonable Cali after eeis:i
DOR RENT-ONE- HALF OF SUITE OF NICELY
di;urSpissd Rooms to gentlsmsn; location very
saa ssn. a
EOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUR.
Il nished Rooms on second or third door, at 2u5i
st NV Call from 8 to 10 m. and to y. m al6-5t
EOR RENT-LARGE. sECOND-STORY FRONT
4 Room. bay window heat. gas and bath furnished.
s s9 sn sia g. s.
lCOR RENT-923 H ST. n. W., LARGE, NEWLY
II furnished unfinished Parlor and Bed Room,
hrst floor ALSO Hall Room: hot and cold bath Prices
reasonable to permanent parties aul6-3ts
iurn.ssd Al bss x srSE m
nor RENT-FoUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, ON
second floor; suitable for light housekeeping just
opposite Government Printing Once; in family Of
three adults rent moderate 13 II ST. NV. au13-6t
nor RENT-FURNISHEDB BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
u Rooms; bay windows in every room corner house;
new south and east 'front.' references required. llO1
Il st. n. ". aulJ.lws
LOR -ROOMs-PARTlFsw WANTING ROOMS
4 can md what will suit them list Save
time and trouble by calling at our Room Agency 1913
+ St InforInationf free d. RAMEY. jy., pms
nor RENT-FURNIsHRD AND UNFURNIsHED
Il ROOMS.
Large, light and airy Prices reasonable Transient
THE IHdSn H6st 5Sso Is nd q 600 z
s+,o.t ST. n W Main entrance, $40 7th st.
OPEN ALL NIGHT. SeS-3m
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W1sDrseUp ''RrmsAsr~ SALE

JERSEYS AND READY-MADE SUITS.
nant Bargains abound THIS FRIDAY we offer
Two lots Of Jerseys-an the odds and ends We
S Black Imported Jerseys. coat back. upright
3s and 20. little over hall price We're i %
st Rkea Ss e 5 EAeM plain
EfEs III ri FE}sf sS IS ASsS
Our time for setting Ell Se White Suits is diminish
few others have become slightly soiled from
handling. We put them Oh sale tomorrow at
Lover price and keep them Z. tina. price TIL
cred We sell no cheaper on Friday than we do
on SatI9day-if the goods are here First pick
I LADIES White India Linon Suit. slightly
a ksg%ias p.'e pr;:.
ladies' White India Iinon Suit. neatly
trimmed. size "a.
Regular Price AZ 90
Misses White India iinon Suit. .is ss Il
! Ass1ias tr'G pr;cs
Misses' sateen Suits. sizes iS and ii Years
Regular Price Observation-Disclosures. $500
: Misses, IisS; Striped sesrsncier Suits,
sizes IL and IA years.
aRemnsnt', Price $ $3
5 Ladies' Light Batists Wrappers. size 81
inch
i Rsssnlar prif Ss;: sa98
S.SQQ
Ladies' Fine Percale Wrappers, sizes SO, SO
and 40.
!Rsmnsr fri S eee;;cs-........-.-..s2Q9
1Iadies' Fine White India Linen suit. slightly
soiled. size 80.
Regular Price 314 90
AieS. q fOO
Ladies' Cream Fine Lace Suit, size "a.
"Remnant" Price 3I500
(fhird hOor.)
WOODWARD LOTHDOP
nj r
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

For RENT-aoS U ST. 9 ROOMS. MODERN I'M
soS ST., 10 large rooms all modern improvements,
for sS sC K
EoR RENT-rEN ROOM. THREE-sToRY AND
;s wide and deer lot n modem aud
.ais-st. d nfisP RSfGaT. co. 90 9TH s. n. w.
Sr E N. Nav ssps
10 W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1919 r ST. snls-im
FOR RENT-UNFURNrsHEp-
ioss CONN Il. ~ Rs " ;.r.s; ave- s$s
eeamsi. Road & 1872 1872 e. an .;s;; 8
md fys:s: Ter 81 81
5SSSi S - sss issS s 4. = .".n ee
Id! ID tlth q st 40 7th ct a e...... Is g
ii Ss iS.S SIS i iS's :: St
.u,s FITCH TSk r,I brown;
3 $50 ilth .t.n v Iors7s ase NJ st. NV. Or ..s2e
81 g 1853 1853 81. & !. me ss
lsS /: :: ni Il SS I SssH *
as2? Il !. { INV; i0'S 'sssSi::.:id
auIs-et ALBERT r. FOX. go F street NV
EHOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELL
y ins 3o4 11th st. s.w, near Smithsonian; modern
18th ST. aw. suIS- 3ts
TrOR RENT-HOUSE S15 9Th ST. NV: NINE
I rooms: all modern improvements in good repairs
Ply % per month. Apply to w. c. JOHNSON, 71S
18th St NV. auls-lm
IroR RENT-e16 PER MONTH 1913 SEVEN
teenth street northwest neat brick house. d rooms
Agent. snIS2fs
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-2O i4TH ST. NV !;
= 10 rooms and bath: &so. 300 Sth ST NV near
ST. rooms and bath: $40 L. II. I. LEIPOfn
dule-3t 1881 + St NV.
EoR EENT-2OOs l4TH ST, IL RS, NJ l.. $50
1857, $40. ~ ' WV ~
300 Sth ST., near 1, z n. and bath. s35
S35 ''' 'aise sro"nos'
Double frame. Sherman ave-, 6 rs sl6
aulS-3t X. H. T. LEOPOLD, 1881 F st NV
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OSrx SrArS1rss BLACK Hosn,
warranted TO withstand the effects Of SOAP SOFA OF
PRESERVATION, and to remain a perfect fast BLACK.
AL sizes for ladies, only 4S cents. at the
PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

No historic monument Is more misleading TO the
ordinary student than the name under which q
notable battle sometimes goes down TO pos$erity.
The fact that the battle Of Bunker Hill was not
fought on Bunker Hill at all, but on its neighbor,
Breeds Hill, furnishes a familiar Illustration OF
the inaccuracy referred TO. But one, II possible,
Jet more astonishing is the case OF the battle OF
Bennington, Vermont, to commemorate which the
cornerstone Of a monument WAS laid on Tuesday
with imposing ceremonies Bennington was, In
the days Of the Revolution. thrifty little village
with single inn-the CatamOunt tavern-rather
celebrated for its good cheer. 1t was TO this host
elry that Col. Baum, the commander Of one de-
tachment of Burgoyne's army, operating In
northern New York, sent word that he and his staff
wanted a royal dinner prepared, as they would
arrive there IN few hours and would be very
hungry. This news was secretly conveyed TO Gen.
eral Stark Of New Hampshire, who, with q small
body OF Massachusetts, farmer boys marched IN
haste TO Bennington engaged the British before
they had crossed what Is now the New York state
line, and fought a hot battle with them on field
near Hoosick. y. Y. After routing the enemy the
Americans went back TO Bennington and ate the
dinner prepared at the Catamount for Col Baum.
The circumstance Of the tavern feast gave title
to the struggle at arms which decided who should
eat It; and that combat has been known ever
since the battle Of Bennington. although IL did
not take place In Bennington or even in the pres
snt state OF Vermont. The situation was admira-
bly, summed up In 1877, when the centenary Of
The event was celebrated, and some witty guest
proposed TO open the festivities with toast: "The
Battle OF Bennington-New Hampshire furnished
the general, Massachusetts, the men, New York
the battlefield, and Vermont the celebratiOn!'
Senator Stanford and his advocates present many
lawyers reasons why he should not be compelled
to explain the disbursement OF the Pacific railroad
explanation" money; but the Senator would
stand higher In public estimation II he should
throw what light he could ON the alleged bribery
and corruption Instead OF attempting TO conceal
himself as a witness under cover of legal techni-
calities. One enthusiastic defender OF the Sena-
tor, apparently under the impression that the
case requires him to sustain that crooked policy
of which the last stage Is silence, cites at great
length for the Senator's benefit a decision OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States which holds
against ''any forcibe and compulsory extortiOn of
q mans own testimony to be used as evil
aence 70 convict him Of crime or TO forfeit his
goods" This defense will probably not be relished
by the reluctant witness In this case, inasnuch
he has not refused to answer on the ground that
his replies would tend to criminate him, but
Claims, on the contrary, that he has "never cor
'upted or attempted to corrupt any member Of the
legislature, or any member OF Congress- or any
public Official" or authorized any agent to do
3D."
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fne ACCIDENT yesterday win, probably, cost the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad not less than
100000. The cheap brakes used or experimental
with oy the road are decidedly not In the line OF
economy when they become a principal cause Of
the necessary expenditure OF so large an amount.
One hundred thousand dollars would buy many
brakes OF the most improved automatic pattern
No modern road, with the security OF thousands OF
passengers depending upon its equipment, has
night 10 supply Itself with any other devices than
tine BEST and most effective. The use OF cheap
brakes Is not only costly, but criminal The b.
and o. cannot invest too quickly In better brakes
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WANTED-HEI,P

WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FROM FIFTEEN TO
to to s9 "a Good references required
yss asas sp W. ss.sin sh and
apply o SstSeen none others nssd
WANTED-A YOUNG cOLORED NAN AS PoR-
WANIErDo5.AT oNcE, a FIRsT.CLAss REsTAU:
p ssa 1gp CAN .
for s sMa 1orl EA ca a. sC ScS sP
st. NV, before pm. It.
care p s9E or SO s9 nS THE bss
Apply q 1888 st from 10 to 8. A''''en ''e II
WANTEDL,woMAN( coLoRED0 FOR GENERAL.
apply ' ' 81 fsc asf sai sss
WANfED-ToR THE COMING sEAsoN-Ex.
Say, hgD s street. on and
aTstoiass water: must Se we'll r S1a mSI
al f.io kssS n! : nd #sla s.
" age 70 learn the drug business Apply Iefs i5.h
WANTED-TWo JoURNEYMEN RARBERs COL
hitt House HAIR DressinE Saloon. suis-2t'
WANTED.A GENTLEMAN IN OUR HOUSE
p 81. ss fs9a
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO
W general homework. Apply ut 1885 l1th ct. NV,
between and sts. aul7-2t'
WANTED-As sEAMsTREss AND CHAMBER
With rsfsr IN small fSsmy an experienced white girl
WANTED.-sETTLED WHITE COOK, ALSO AS
sist with washing and ironing for officers family
q fsTss 4 sSiess Hone yszs; sl4 Apply IA
WANTED-A GOOD. MAN TO DRIVE AND AT
w tend horse one who understands furniture bust
ness preferred Call at 811 7th ST. FOLEY.
ANTED-l.OOO COOKS AND GENERAL
w Hoqseworkers; q to &5O Nurses, Mattresses,
HOUSE Men, Walters. Farm Hands, &c this city, with
n BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. NV auiS-8t'
WANTED WILL ANY ONE WHO KNOWS
w WHEREABOUTS of Mary Sweeney, formerly cook at
Naval Observatory and Professor Bells kindly write
polls, Md. aui7-3t
WANTED WOMEN COOKS $40 to a25: MAIDS,
" nurses. laundress, city and country. hotel and
fosf EistfE farn 9na
WANTED-TEN FIRST CLASS TIMERS AND
w one Boy that has had some experience at the
trade g. g. BOUIs, Agt., 2ll2 l4th st. W. au16-3t'
WANTED-LADY, ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT
w located outside principal cities, to represent in
her localty an old hrm References exchanged. Good
salary. J. JOHNSON, Supt, IA Barclay st.. n. Y.
au41aw4t
VVANTED-A NURsE-IRISH GIRL PREFERRED;
w must stay ut night. Apply to 1000 st. s.w.
au16-3t'
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EOR RENT

Cor, LIST se 1ar. ,.seo ,4,s corcoran St, Or O.,
l2l5 18th st. u w.. Tor. 40 30S 9th St Sc. SIT
!04 r ave-. 7r.. 10. 30 1420 Boundary, or 22.50
40 Wilson st. NV, Or. Il 1876 Boundary, Or 10
1928 18th IT. NV, Or. 40 1886 st. n w. Sr 80
VI. C. DUyALL 800 st. NV
au13-ot tSuccessor TO Duvall Il Marr.)
NOR RENT-lS36 14TH ST NV, 3 ROOMS. $40
IL per month, Hous open for inspection Apply to
owner, 7. GOLDSCHMID. Room /. 1225 st. NV.
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Discussion OF the question OF the routes Of steam
railroads In the District and the location of union
depot viii naturally receive fresh impetus from
yesterdays disaster at the B. o. 'Y," which
emphasizes the dangers and Inconvenience from
the present method OF entrance into the city
BY the Baltimore and Ohio road The desire
OF the Commissioners, so far as they can
10 50 legally, to compel the removal Of
the dangerous sly" viii be heartily approved
by all citizens, and it Is hoped that their
effort may be successful The public Will go far
ther and hope for the general relief OF East WASH
tngton from abOve-ground steam railroads, and
the relief Of South Washington and the mall from
similar nutsances. The Commissioners and the
citizens committee can address themselves to no
work of greater public importance than that OF de-
wishing and agreeing upon some plan accomplish
ing these ends, which may be unitedly urged be-
fore the special Senate committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18
THr BouSp1Ess UNIVERSE

Il he A&OUNDLESS ~ NlVkRSE
Must be very sparsely settled if trio Of pgmies hud
died in corner furnish all the inhabitants thereof
with proper Clothing. If such declaration be per-
mitted to unchalenged the wonderful exploits Of
Jack the Giant Killer must sink into nsmeless OBJ
hyion:
Tell not in Gath. speak it in the streets Of
is hfs that that ahe Gtais
siSf
born" we've struck these workers of miracles on the
x sS H
We are selling fine
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS AT
S2S7.
Felicitate myself o melting man. balm has been
applications which shall Iuil thy pains and heal thy
wounds. Lay aside thy heavy garmsnss
Get something light as air.
Coat and Vest Of pure Mohair
$2.S7
Is the amount required to bring about the happy
cssn gp PRIDE IN
We incline to the belief that this wholesome truth
d ss %Sois e sru RfD and ss'
saS so9ss sh sa ss With
S'a s,R IS SALE
:s,;: s IS :ss $
Ne . rant tai tweed at si7S pair
and Children's Clothing is aggregation Of e1esp
donal bargains.
Believe it or not as you ft but Il you would do
yonr whole duty to yourselves and TO your families
fas9ua rss sHfk Of ohns in this
by the various houses and then
COME TO US.
pn money other than the amount saved By buying
VICTOR Z. ADLERs
TEN TER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE.
927 and 020 eth Street N W.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
au16 Oren Saturday until IL p m
Nile NJ. j. PRASD1
1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS
RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES
Always in Order by Plain Combing.
Hair Dressed and Bangs shineled au151m.
PRiHTINGi e. At Tr COST; = II TO THOSE NEEDING
actual eos. Of printing. our object bspg gst the
Ssn o4
attorneys TO order from this paper Us we will work it
big osr e sS s s fGs es9
&1.5O per 0OO according to Sue and quantity Bill
z
1Ol2 Pa. ave. NV anl3-lv
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The New York World believes that there Is still
a chance for the perpetuation OF democratic ad-
ministration II the President and Congress Will 'do
something TO meet the expectations of the people, y
and. among other reforms, demands that the Pa
ctfe railway magnates be 'placed where Sharp
Ia Probably what the W0rld meant to say is
where Sharp ought TO be-" He is still good way
rom there, unhappily. The public have worked
hard. but they have got him no further than a
comfortable hotel in Ludlow street, which differs
from other hostelries chiefly In the circumstance
that Government pays the rent and the porter
locks the doors on the: outside; gand intimations
are not wanting that sharp Will be released on
bail pending stay OF proceedings, and will seek
abroad even more comfortable quarters
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Wv -.
L,oR sALE-Two MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
houses now erecting fine l9cntion and will be Low.
auls-3t CUTTERS winner. l423 L 81.
a. ~ En- LOIS s GO NSETs sRE M
view OF city and river al zoe. convenient teTmst
on aS purchase ss price sS%f Ice oi ss
eral desirable lots 5orI5o at lie and isc per foot
's aSis-s. JOHN sHEhhA i.S ) o. p.
l. toll ST. near New York ave-: only sor per- foot
% a tse; . sTo" desirable ots on l.,
snis.St @ s%oRNsTTrDr BRADLEY. sa1 rs.
F S,sss s sa,E.,n. G % FoR FEW DAYS DE
ST. nv Sc Call at once. II. / NAM,
FOR sAIE-ATA BARGAIN
y Three Lots on New Hampshire ave. between NJ ana
au17-6t "o"i i''" ias sau = L -
EoR sAIE- ATTENTION INVESTORS AND
and on ss.s is,h he DE g.
viii offer the above at reasonable henres Arpy 10
au17-6t 20 =, stnw
EoR sALE-AN ALLEY LOT IN NORTHWEST
n,T sy o. feet heap and on reasonable terms In.
IroR SABA CHEAP LOT ON JEFFERSON ST.
sxnS o Miish,non sg,aRs for p small houses
No. 927 F ST NV. aai,i-6t
Tor sAIE-LoT 90 By IS ON STREET, BET,
yin and 10Th SITS NV; 81 30 per SC. foot SWORN.
sIEDT BRADLEY. 921 b ST. NV. aul0-dt
IyoR SALE-GooD LOT ON c ST, NEAR Sd ST.
-. swoRMsTEDr BRADLEY.
aulo-ot a29 st W.
grOR SALE-oNE OF THE FINEST BUILDING
And h9ts on Capitol HUI on Massschns,tts an Z
feet Address LONDON. star Office. auii-lw'
EoR SAL. by 8 E. LEWIS. RIAL ESTATE
Loans ,h ana insnranee 435 cth St nv One lot
north side Of st, bet 9th and 9th SITS. See other
safes ia saturday s star jy6-wSs:iia
y TO buy OF those elegant II or is foot lOts On
Kentucky avenue between and q streets s. G. but a
Perfect te ABSTRACT and ses % ssrnas Grs
ulars furnished by
WELLER REPETTI 1925 Pa ava.ae
PS-invest your money at home within the city
limits where IL Is absolutely au5-lm
Il Lot, 20nloo r st, bet. 18th and 10th .sls5
lot 2dhi2o st, bet I'd and Sd n.w........... l.50
Lot 201l 90. I ST.. bet 18th and 10Th IFS
Lots on Mass ave- aud Sd ST n.e....-.......... l35
Lots on Mass ave and 4th ST. 80
Lots on On and ID SITS. n.e................... 7Jc.
Lots cor. l4th ct. and Kenesaw ave ..... b5c
Lots on 18th st, north Of boundary .......... soc.
Lots on 10Th ST.. Meridian Hill 40c.
Lots on Boundary, bet It'll and 18th 80. 90
Lots on 9th St. bet and q n-e................. 4Oc
Io. 10y. on I lth 81. near s.e.-..-.--..- e0c-
Lots squares Il2o, Ii2l and ii25 Ecap. st. To-.
Tnt na squaIe &C.
West half square Dc
West half square l:Sy. --.......... - Sc
i. IL sYFHEKD o.
il Frame. 10TH near NJ NV: lot - feet inches by
80 feet: q ROOMS. $1,000.
Frame. 9th near NV. lot 81 by 90 feet; roon.,
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1sOR SALE-
I Frame. 10th. near NJ NV: lot - feet inches by
80 feet; q ROOMS. $1,000.
Frame. 9th, near L NV, lot 81 by 90 feet rooma,
1920.
Brick, 1. near 9th NV. lot % by 1o5; IL rooms;
SS,ooO. JAMES W. TYLER
Nl1 Est n Va fSeeond FInpr,
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The resurrection OF Chief ColOrow as leader of
the Utes recalls bis notifying deposaL He came
70 Denver at the head Of a band of bucks and
some difference having arisen between himself
and Gov McCook he called upon the latter, smell
Ing Of whisky, with a revolver in his hand evil
IDENTIFY meaning mischief. Watching his opportu-
nifty the governor struck the revolver from the
Indians hand, and kicked him down the front
steps In full view Of the band Of Utes to whom the
governor said: "Colorow Is an old woman Get
man for your chief" The mortified Indians de-
posed Colorow and kept the peace. 1t was always
believed that Gov. McCook's prompt action saved
Colorado bloody and harassing war. The queS-
ton now Is whether Colorow, once more influen-
tial, VIII venture 20 bring ON the struggle then
ayerted
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SPECIALTIES.

pu.EM PII66aM P 1!Fn i.nvvvv
The worst cases OF blind. bleeding, internal or ex
terrsl Piles no mst2er q how long Standing speedily
cured TroefmAnt alnlCst painless; loso q time
f0ns business leatfveH never fails 10 care Alum
n1cs Of PefeYonee9 who havo been cured
Cossuin fion ffee. n D. 6HRADER M D.,
au13-6t odacet 1909 9th ct. NV.
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F F + f E. E. E. 4 4 Y
EEsa ZEE 3 gDf r?g7 is gosskft EEaHr?gg'
! IT / E. Z 81 ; : ##$s Us ( T. T., )
e. E. e. / 4 8 ! W
e. e. ! ss IS i I'M i IS:
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
% Canvas Cloth and Imitation Pongee Robes. which
hs IS ssS 81 f = wi s. 8 s
500 Soled Blankets direct from the a.
PACE e. e. B
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
2 pairs 50 Madras Curtains will go at s125 pair.
pair 81 25 Lace Curtains viii 80 at 81 so pair.
pain s49S Ises Curtains viii 60 at 1915 psir
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..
All our and Hats. sold from SOC. to 9Sc. will go
AL our 25c. and Sc. Flowers will go at 15c spray
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Tss Ct sssf s9asa psS 6 sold formerly
Our one dollar King Shirt Waist, Red Ticket Day,
UNDERWEAR AND CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Our 81 fsst-se1lns Fedora s.teen Corsets viii close
81. viii close them at 81
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
The slaughter sale Of Embroiieries damaged at sea
SILL eonnnes Many small lots have been marked
10 Lot 81 Remnant Embroideries and Laces worth csc.
fridas. lot :, choice 5 Sc per per- Remnant.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
regular prices Il 10 to g. 70 close Friday soc each
lot Fancy Lawn and Embroidered Chemisetts,
lot Ribbon Coliarettes, were soc. Friday 25c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
l lot Colored Hussars for Dress Trimming, were
81 and lOa Fl I'll u 4o Friday f Ss9i a2e
lot Ghantiy Lace FlOuncins. 40 inches deep. was
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
To introduce the great preparation Beet. Wine and
IRON which we viii keep regular in this depar tnent
we win sell it this Friday for 62e. bottle, regular
&C. q box. ~ ''
lot Nail Files and Nail Polishers regular prices
loo: to Doc, to close at &c. each.
i lot Novelty Bra1s, regular price soc 10 nj o. a
box. to close Friday 10c a box
lot Rubber Hair Pins. was lOc to close at DC sac,
ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.
lot ussian Tides, were 25c to 40c. to close 15c
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
lot 25c. Percale Suspenders will 90 at Sc pair
All our 81 Fancy Flannel Shirts will go az 9Oc
All our 81 Fancy and Plain Flannel Shirt Waists
win 60 at Toe ~ '~As''
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good positively for Friday only. " ~
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